Posted:
#326
I'm getting my mind off other things with Saints M/L.
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Posted:
#328
You guys familiar with the Campbell Hangover?
Rams played the Lions then lost to Ari 41-10 as a 1 point fav.
Bucs played Lions then lost to Den 26-7 as a 6 point fav.
Cards played Lions then lost to Skins 42-14 as a 3.5 point fav.
Sea played Lions then lost to Giants 29-20 as a 7 point fav.
I won't post the numbers, but this goes back to last year as well 
bigreds daddy
Posted:
#332
If we are going to start talking about hangovers then we need boiler in here....
But I do vaguely recall this stat you are referring to...I can't remember who found this but I see it is on point this year again....
And Carr is who I thought he was....that was a wide open receiver....he likes the deep ball for sure but that is not what is needed here this game and unfortunately no one told him....KC did exactly what I thought they would do but it was too easy...game needs to slow down here...you can already tell they miss Hill...kid is critical
COVERS allows u to tell someone they are sexually frustrated so long as ur hands are clean
Posted:
#333
Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
You guys familiar with the Campbell Hangover? Rams played the Lions then lost to Ari 41-10 as a 1 point fav. Bucs played Lions then lost to Den 26-7 as a 6 point fav. Cards played Lions then lost to Skins 42-14 as a 3.5 point fav. Sea played Lions then lost to Giants 29-20 as a 7 point fav. I won't post the numbers, but this goes back to last year as well
You guys familiar with the Campbell Hangover? Rams played the Lions then lost to Ari 41-10 as a 1 point fav. Bucs played Lions then lost to Den 26-7 as a 6 point fav. Cards played Lions then lost to Skins 42-14 as a 3.5 point fav. Sea played Lions then lost to Giants 29-20 as a 7 point fav. I won't post the numbers, but this goes back to last year as well
Your Cowboys are on a bye after they play the Lions this week...I can't bet the other team 
Posted:
#334
Quote Originally Posted by Hugh_Jorgan:
You guys familiar with the Campbell Hangover? Rams played the Lions then lost to Ari 41-10 as a 1 point fav. Bucs played Lions then lost to Den 26-7 as a 6 point fav. Cards played Lions then lost to Skins 42-14 as a 3.5 point fav. Sea played Lions then lost to Giants 29-20 as a 7 point fav. I won't post the numbers, but this goes back to last year as well
You guys familiar with the Campbell Hangover? Rams played the Lions then lost to Ari 41-10 as a 1 point fav. Bucs played Lions then lost to Den 26-7 as a 6 point fav. Cards played Lions then lost to Skins 42-14 as a 3.5 point fav. Sea played Lions then lost to Giants 29-20 as a 7 point fav. I won't post the numbers, but this goes back to last year as well
Thanks for this. We shall keep it in the box and hope there aren't many readers.
Posted:
#339
@Hugh_Jorgan
Terrible feeling. And here comes my 1H under walking up to it's inevitable funeral.
2nd and 34...there's no other play to run but a screen in this situation, and the Saints weren't ready for it.
Then Troy Aikman's concussions start speaking for him when he said he doesn't think that Kelce hook n ladder wasn't by design. It clearly was.
Posted:
#348
Welp, it's kinda disheartening how good the Chiefs are, no matter how many people they lose, the next man up approach seems to be working. Of course some misses they wouldn't be able to overcome, and it's still early, yet they seem like the team to beat. KC probably are the epitome of a team with a great QB and great coaching.
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